Sentence examples for The disgrace from inspiring English sources

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The disgrace

verb

To disrespect another; to put someone out of favor.

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The disgrace is shared, however irrationally.

The disgrace for many men was terrible.

The disgrace is that it has taken them so long.

"The disgrace that is the death penalty in Georgia was abundantly evident on Tuesday night".

"The disgrace will be paid for with the blood of the enemy, not with our tears".

The disgrace is that we already have a political response to the vitamin D problem.

The disgrace is in the death penalty itself, yet another bit of irony to escape Mr. Barr's reasoning.

How could you cope with the disgrace?

This time the disgrace would stick.

The scandal, the disgrace would stain his life forever.

Labour gave us the disgrace of Mid-Staffs.

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